The Irish standard., 1887-02-12
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS.

Ill Nicollet avenue.
THE railroad conductors will give a
hall and banquet at the West FeDru-
ary II.
IF YOU want first class coal and wood,
call on John Norton, Room II, lem
n]e Court. Telephone 3l4-2.
There will be a meeting Of the OIL
GERS OF the various temperance socle-
ties in the city at Catholic Association
Hall tomorrow Sunday at 2 p m.
The Anbeuser Busch brewing COM
panv obtained permit Tuesday TO
erect at l21 Colfax avenue north two
story frame refrigerator and barn, TO
cost $4,000.
Mons, s. Baker has been engaged by
Over Bros, Music dealers. and will ne
GLAD to furnish his friends with music
or musical instruments at any and all
times.
Sol Smith Russell, the actor. will
make Minneapolis his permanent nome.
Plans are nearly completed for an ele-
cant new residence to be erected for him
the coming season.
Get your next fire insurance policy
from r. w. McC;rath, Room IL, Tenn
ple Court, ground floor, Washington
Avenue entrance. Best rates in the
o1oeo
George Dale has retired from the
firm of Barnes, Hegener, Dale & Co.,
and the firm is now Barnes, Hegener,
Demond & Co. The resident partners
are Alrheus Demond and William
Rowan.
$. C. Gale has sold his property at lst
avenue south and 4th street to b. Har-
mon and G. H. Rust for $1,000 q front
foot. exclusive Of the house. The lot
has frontage of sc feet on First ave-
nue. South.
The Empire Barrel Manufacturing
'CornpanY's three story stone building
at AIS, 4l5 and All Main street Sc, was
damaged by fire Tuesday morning to
the extent Of So 500; fully insured. Loss
on barrels and contents, 81 800.
The Commissioners Of Ramsey county
have authorized the issue Of bonds, not
to exceed ;5l25. 900, for building their
share OF the Lake street and Marshall
avenue trans Mississippi bridge. The
commissioners OF this county have
taken similar action.
Mrs. Mary OfIars died att the home
Of her son, Dennis O. Hara, 2,o14 q
street south. on Tuesday last at The ad-
vauced age of 81 years. She was lady
highly respected and had lived i'll Min
neapolis for over twenty years. Her
funeral took place from Holy Rosary
Church On Wednesday.
r.. E. Mercer 81 Co. are now estab-
lished in their new place of business,
100 Second street south, where they will,
as heretofore, continue to do the very
best and neatest work in their line that
the city affords. The Laundry aud
Dye Works of T. e. Mercer & Co. have
no superior III the Northwest.
The bin creating fourth Judge has
passed the senate and is likely TO be
passed by the house. Considering all
the time that the bill becomes a law, it
is more than likely that the Governor
will actoi the Minneapolis bars worthy
endorsement Of Seagrave Smith, and
appoint that gentleman to the position.
AT the regular meeting of the mana
gers Of the Catholic Orphan Asylum
association at Rev. Father OlcGolrjck's s
residence Tuesday evening, ii was de-
cided to sell to the highest bidder
twenty acres Of the land belonging to
The new Asylum on Chicago avenue
and Forty~seve1lth street. For parti
culars call at the real estate rooms of
Matt Walsh, 527 Boston Block.
The wedding of Miss Kate Shea, an
estimable young lady of Green Isle,
Minn. to William s. Casey, Of this city,
Will DS SOl0tuLIECU tLU OtAC CllUl CI VI VIC
Immaculate Conception before the COM
mencement Of the I.enten Season. Mr..
Casey is member of Division l, A. 0.
H., and has many friends in this city
who wish him and his prospective
bride many years Of health and pros
perity.
Edward Barrett, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Barrett, died Sunday morning
at the home of his parents, Sixteenth
avenue Northeast and Fifth street, of
pneumonia of the lungs. Mr.. Barrett
was about Is years OF age, and was a
young man Of much promise. He was
a member Of the Crusaders society of
the East Side, and was held III high
esteem by his brother members. The
funeral Of deceased took place on
Thursday morning from the Church Of
ST. Anthony of Padna
Mrs. Margaret Fitzgerald, the re-
croo+od noothar of Row T Fitzuarol1